carl alan 2015 - YouTube carl alan 2015 Want to watch this again later? Sign in to add this video to a playlist. Need to report the video? Sign in to report inappropriate content. Rating is available when the video has been rented. This feature is not available right now. Please try again later. Published on Oct 13, 2015 Fantastic news! Founder and creator of Disco Duck Ltd wins the prestigious Carl Alan award for "Freestyle Teacher" The awards are known as the "Oscars of Dance" and are presented to those who have made a significant contribution in their field x Category carl alan awards Click on pics to enlarge Carl Alan Selection Council Freestyle & Street 2014 Carl Alan Selection Council Theatre 2014 2014 TDCI CARL ALAN AWARD WINNERS PERFORMERS AWARD.Click on Freestyle Winner: Craig Smith & Micheline. Street Dance Winner: Perri Kiely. Theatre Winner: Danny Rowe. TEACHERS AWARD. Freestyle Winner: Jill Kemp. Street Dance Winner: Kirsten Wheeler. Theatre Winner: Caren Lumsdale.

COMPETITIVE COACH/CHOREOGRAPHY AWARD. Freestyle Winner: Anita Brown. Street Dance Winner: Ashley Banjo. Theatre Winner: Alan Harding. OUTSTANDING SERVICES TO DANCE AWARD. Freestyle Winner: Paul Streatfield. Street Dance Winner: Jane Hollis. Theatre Winner: Linda Cook. LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD. Freestyle Winner: Janet Clark. Street Dance Winner: Derek Povey. Theatre Winner: Barbara Sharples. Click on the pictures to see large version TDCI FREESTYLE & STREET CARL ALAN SELECTION COMMITTEE 2015 TDCI THEATRE CARL ALAN SELECTION COMMITTEE 2015 2015 TDCI CARL ALAN AWARD WINNERS PERFORMERS AWARD. Freestyle Winner: JOE ATKINSON Street Dance Winner: ZAC HEALEY Theatre Winner: MIKE DENMAN TEACHERS AWARD. Freestyle Winner: AMANDA HUGHES Street Dance Winner: STUART HAYES Theatre Winner: SUZANNE STUART COMPETITIVE COACH/CHOREOGRAPHY AWARD.

Freestyle Winner: NIGEL KIRK Street Dance Winner: ZAC HEALEY Theatre Winner: STEPHEN MEAR OUTSTANDING SERVICES TO DANCE AWARD. Freestyle Winner: BONNIE BARR Street Dance Winner: LYNDA KING. Theatre Winner: GLENYS McGILL LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD. Freestyle Winner: ANNA JONES Street Dance Winner: JANE HOLLIS Theatre Winner: JOHN TRAVIS Carl Alan Awards 2011 The Oscars of the World of Dance The Carl-Alan Awards were first introduced in 1953 by Eric Morley and were named after the joint Chairmen of Mecca Carl Heimann and Alan Fairley. The International Dance Teachers' Association was proud to present the 2011 Carl Alan Awards on Sunday 6th February, in conjunction with the IDTA President’s Dinner and Dance. The IDTA were pleased that all three sections of the awards were presented: Freestyle Theatre Ballroom, Latin & Sequence There are five categories of awards in each section.

Performer's Award Teacher's Award Competitive Coach/Choreography Award Outstanding Services to Dance Award Lifetime Achievement Award All recognised dance associations or societies were invited to make nominations in all categories and each member body of the British Dance Council or Theatre Dance Council International was invited to send a delegate to represent them on each of the selection committees. The IDTA remained independent in the selection process. From the many nominations received, the selection committees were asked to short-list up to three nominees in each category. To be nominated for a Carl Alan Award by your peers reflects the nominee's considerable contribution to the world of dance. IDTA would like to congratulate all the nominees; unfortunately there can only be one winner in each category. The IDTA would like to thank Miss Angela Rippon for hosting the evening and presenting the Carl Alan Awards. ~~~o0o~~~ Performer's Award From the many nominations received, the selection committee short-listed the following nominees: Freestyle Performer's Award Lewis Baker Dannielle Gilmour Ashley Green Winner: ASHLEY GREEN Ashley has won many championship titles including, three United Kingdom, British, European and World championships.

Ashley has performed in cabaret and after drama school he has toured the UK with "Theatre Lab" and has performed in 15 productions at the Royal Opera House. He choreographed "Churchill the Hollywood Years" and was the guest teacher/performer in channel 5’s "Seriously Dirty Dancing". Other film and TV credits include: "My Family", "Entrapment", "Vanity Fair" and the "Other Boleyn Girl" to name a few. Theatre Performer's Award Kade Ferraiolo Craig Smith & Natalie Woolf Louie Spence Winners: CRAIG SMITH & NATALIE WOOLF Craig and Natalie are the World Professional Exhibition Champions, United States Open Exhibition Cabaret Champions and British Open Exhibition Champions Craig and Natalie began performing together in 2006 and have gone on to perform for audiences around the world including the BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing. Their exhibition dance work incorporates spectacular lift work through strength and agility with the aesthetic beauty and fluidity of classic dance. Craig began dancing at the age of 8 in South Africa and has won major national titles including the South African Latin Champion and Adult South African Freestyle Couples Champion.

Natalie began dancing at the age of 5 and later attended the South African National School of the Arts where she added contemporary, modern, tap and advanced ballet to her repertoire of dance styles. Ballroom, Latin & Sequence Performer's Award Warren & Kristi Boyce Neil Jones & Ekaterina Sokolova Kyle Taylor & Liis End Winners: WARREN & KRISTI BOYCE Warren and Kristi are Great Britain’s leading couple in the professional ballroom field and are reigning champions in the UK Closed and British National championships. They enjoyed an extremely successful career as amateurs, winning the British National championship a record 6 years and one world title. As professionals they have broken into the major finals including the Asian Open, European and the British Open at the Blackpool Dance Festival. They are much in demand all over the world entertaining audiences with their fabulous shows. ~~~o0o~~~ Teacher's Award From the many nominations received, the selection committee short-listed the following nominees: Freestyle Teacher's Award Maria Howse Dawn Parker Carole Walker-Shaw Winner: CAROLE WALKER-SHAW Carole started dancing at the age of 11 and held many championship titles in Ballroom and Latin.

Carole has been teaching for over 30 years and is very proud and privileged to have taught and trained many champions and teachers with the help and support of her family. To quote Carole “Dancing has given me a wonderful life and I hope that I have given some of this happiness back to others”. Theatre Teacher's Award Chris & Kathy Booth Janice Sutton Denise Winmill Winner: JANICE SUTTON Janice is a Fellow of the IDTA and principal for over 50 years of the Janice Sutton Theatre School, the oldest established dance school in Skegness and one of the most successful on the east coast. A talented and inspirational teacher, Janice has taught thousands of pupils many of whom have gone on to exceptional professional careers. She nutured former Royal Ballet principal, Deborah Bull and renowned theatre star Ramin Karimloo and well known choreographer Gary Lloyd. Numerous other pupils have continued their training at top London theatre colleges finding work in the West End, on cruise ships and in summer seasons and cabaret shows worldwide.

Ballroom, Latin & Sequence Teacher's Award Mary Richardson Derrick Squires & Peggy Callaghan Jane Tumelty Winner: MARY RICHARDSON Mary has been a professional dance teacher since the age of 15 and has run a successful school in Reading training medallists, teachers and competitors at all levels. Mary was appointed an Examiner of the NATD at 26 and her work for her Association culminated in her becoming President of the NATD. Mary has promoted dance in education, teaching ballroom and Latin dancing in many of the schools in the Reading area. ~~~o0o~~~ Competitive Coach Award From the many nominations received, the selection committee short-listed the following nominees: Freestyle Competitive Coach Award Ashleigh Barr Colin Maxwell Donna Shepherd-Marshall Winner: DONNA SHEPHERD-MARSHALL Donna's Award was collected by IDTA Director, Anna Jones. Donna had a successful professional competitive Freestyle dance career before beginning to teach and opening her school in 1997. Over the years Donna’s pupils have enjoyed much success as teams, couples and soloists, winning top titles in major championships and festivals, including the Eurodance Championships in Brean and the Superteams at Blackpool.

Donna has lectured in Europe and is a Midland Area Committee member for the ADFP. Theatre Choreographer Award Simon Green Richard Marcel Shani Mitchell Winner: SIMON GREEN Simon may be better known to you by his stage names, Nicky Andrews or Betty Legs Diamond. Simon has numerous West End Theatre, Regional Theatre and TV credits including “On your Toes”, “42nd Street”, “La Cage aux Folles” and numerous royal variety performances. Simon was the director / choreographer of Funny Girls, in Blackpool from 1994 - 2009. Ballroom, Latin & Sequence Competitive Coach Award Robert Grover Graham Oswick Paul Taylor Winner: ROBERT GROVER Robert's Award was collected by the Chairman of the ISTD, Peter Kyle, OBE Robert has coached and nurtured hundreds of couples at all levels and all ages to great success on the national and international scene. Many of these couples have gone on to win the Worlds, British, International and UK Open Ballroom Championships. At present Robert is very much involved in guiding and coaching the dancing lives of all the top flight dancers competing today in both the Professional and Amateur Ballroom sections.

~~~o0o~~~ Outstanding Services to Dance Award From the many nominations received, the selection committee short-listed the following nominees: Freestyle Outstanding Services to Dance Award Betty Bouston Colin Plummer Derek Povey Winner: DEREK POVEY Derek was a member of the original BDC/ADFP joint committee in 1989 and has been working over the last 12 months with Nigel Horrocks on two books for the newly formed BDC/ADFP joint committee. In 1996 Derek introduced Street Dance to the Freestyle scene and ran the first competitions. As President of “Streetdance International” which he founded in 1997, Derek has worked to bring the Street dance style to everyone. Derek has also written the Associate Street dance syllabus for the NATD. Theatre Outstanding Services to Dance Award Katrina Allan Gillian Lynne Betty Pattison Winner: BETTY PATTISON Miss Pattison's Award was presented posthumously by the Carl Alan Selection Committee and collected by her daughter and principal of Pattison College, Elizabeth McConnell.

Betty was a Fellow and Theatre Branch Examiner of the IDTA and served on many IDTA committees including the Theatre Council and she was also a Fellow in the Ballroom and Latin Branches. Betty’s achievements are too long to list, her school Pattison College speaks for itself and was recognised as an Outstanding Independent School by Ofsted in 2008. She was awarded an Honorary MA for Services to Dance and Drama from Warwick University, the IDTA Distinguished Service Award and the Good Citizen Award by Coventry City Council. Ballroom, Latin & Sequence Outstanding Services to Dance Award Dereck Brown Geoffrey Hearn Carol Parry Winner: DERECK BROWN Dereck is a Fellow, Examiner and Director of the IDTA Dereck began dancing at a very early age in the Oldham area and was mentored by Nora & Albert Billington. After Army service Dereck moved to Peterborough and started teaching dance there in October 1952 and in 1970 opened "Brown's Dancentre" with his wife Edna. Dereck and Edna are still teaching supported by their daughter Joanne and head teacher Janina Mossman.

Dereck’s other career, making films, began in 1937 when he bought a cine camera in Oldham market, this grew into VHS and DVDs and he still films all the major dance conferences. ~~~o0o~~~ Lifetime Achievement Award From the many nominations received, the selection committee short-listed the following nominees: Freestyle Lifetime Achievement Award Frances Dawson Anna Jones Anne Lingard Winner: ANNE LINGARD Anne began teaching Disco / Freestyle in the summer of 1978 following the success of Saturday Night Fever. Along with colleagues Peggy Spencer, Pat Thompson, Michael Stylianos and George Lloyd, Anne ran the first Disco workshop for professionals in October ‘78 and then the first Disco competition in Kent in November ’78. Anne wrote the ISTD Contemporary Social Dance Course, the forerunner of the eventual qualification in Disco Freestyle. Anne travelled widely around the world lecturing on Disco/Freestyle and Rock’n’ Roll.

Theatre Lifetime Achievement Award Lilian Aubrey Frances Clayton Edith Duncan MBE Winner: FRANCES CLAYTON Frances is a Fellow, Director and Theatre Branch Examiner of the IDTA and is the principal of the Midlands Academy of Dance & Drama, in Nottingham, offering Musical Theatre training courses, accredited by the Council For Dance Education and Training, with students from the college going on to work in the West End and Theatre tours and TV. Frances is also highly qualified in Ballroom, Latin, Classical Sequence and Freestyle. Frances serves on a number of IDTA Committees and helped to produce the Freestyle and the Musical Theatre Syllabi for the IDTA Ballroom, Latin & Sequence Lifetime Achievement Award Eric Rowland Roy Sharpe Joan Turner Winner: ERIC ROWLAND Eric has been involved in the world of dance since 1947 and his life has revolved around his love of the “Art of Dancing”. After competing as an amatuer and professional, Eric qualified as a dance teacher with the DTA, NATD and the UKA. Eric was the Senior Vice President of the UKA and on reaching retirement age, was appointed an Honorary Council Member.

In 1986 Eric was elected President of the Guild of Professional Teachers of Dance. Eric is a popular lecturer, adjudicator, examiner, coach and teacher of dance at all levels and runs a successful school in Walsall with his wife Mandy. ~~~o0o~~~ Carl Alan Awards 2012 The Oscars of the World of Dance The Carl-Alan Awards were first introduced in 1953 by Eric Morley and were named after the joint Chairmen of Mecca Carl Heimann and Alan Fairley. In 2012 the TDCI presented the Carl Alan Theatre Awards, and the Carl Alan Freestyle Awards.

Winners were as follows; Theatre Winners 2012 Performers Award - Matt Flint Teachers Award - Yvonne Gout Choreographers Award - Paul Domaine Outstanding Services to Dance - Keith Holmes Lifetime Achievement Award - Wayne Sleep Freestyle Winners 2012 Performers Award - Adam Sorrell Teachers Award - Ashleigh Barr Competitive Coach/Choreographer Award - Paul Criitchley Outstanding Services to Dance - Anna Jones Lifetime Achievement Award - Betty Bouston Carl Alan Awards 2013 The Oscars of the World of Dance The Carl-Alan Awards were first introduced in 1953 by Eric Morley and were named after the joint Chairmen of Mecca Carl Heimann and Alan Fairley. The TDCI also presented the Awards in 2013.

Winners were as follows Theatre Winners 2013 Performers Award - Craig Armstrong Teachers Award - Chris & Kathy Booth Choreographers Award - Phil Winston Outstanding Services to Dance - Judith Silvester Lifetime Achievement Award - Doris Dorbon Freestyle Winners 2013 Performers Award - Zac Healey Teachers Award - Sean Murphy Competitive Coach/Choreographer Award - Brian Friedman Outstanding Services to Dance - Derek Green Lifetime Achievement Award - Diane Corbett Performer's Award From the many nominations received, the selection committee short-listed the following nominees: Freestyle Performer's Award Arron Fowler Eilidh McCall Joanne McPhee Winner: Joanne McPhee Joanne has been involved in competitive dancing since the age of 10. Her greatest successes to date are; Disco Kid 2008, British Championships 2008, Eurodance 2008 and the World Championships 2008. Joanne is currently on a two-year scholarship course at Tiffany's Stage School in London. Theatre Performer's Award Adam Booth Suzanne Shaw Gemma Wilkinson Winner: Adam Booth Adam's list of credits are too numerous to mention them all.

Adam's recent success is playing the Robbie Williams role of "Jake" in the UK tour of the musical "Never Forget". He has performed in many West End musicals including "Boogie Nights" and "Mamma Mia" and he has played Gavroche in "Les Miserables". Adam was part of the cast for Prince Charles' 50th birthday party at the Lyceum Theatre, London Ballroom, Latin & Sequence Performer's Award Arunas Bizokas & Katusha Demidova Marco Cavallaro & Joanne Clifton Jonathan Wilkins & Hazel Newberry MBE Winners: Jonathan Wilkins & Hazel Newberry, MBE Jonathan & Hazel's Award was collected by Jonathan's first teacher Mrs Blanche Bateman and his mother Mrs Janet Humble. Jonathan & Hazel formed their professional partnership in October 2007 and decided to dance for England. Hazel was awarded an MBE in 2006 and was three times World Professional Ballroom Champion with her partner Christopher Hawkins. Jonathan was ten times undefeated U.S. Professional Ballroom Champion and the 2004 World Professional Showdance Champion.

~~~o0o~~~ Teacher's Award From the many nominations received, the selection committee short-listed the following nominees: Freestyle Teacher's Award Ashleigh Barr Lynn Bill Vicki Cooper Winner: Lynn Bill Lynn, along with her husband Tony, runs one of the most successful Freestyle schools in the country, a well respected professional in every way, Lynn has trained many Freestyle professionals for their qualifications. Lynn and Tony have recently raised over £5000 for cancer research charities. Theatre Teacher's Award Jackie Loates Suzanne Stuart Elma Whyte Winner: Elma Whyte Elma is a Fellow and Examiner of the British Association of Teachers of Dancing and sits on the Executive Council of the Association. Elma has trained many successful teachers who have gone on to establish their own performance studios in Scotland. Over many years her pupils have appeared for many internationally recognised companies including, Anna Karenina Scottish Ballet, The Royal Shakespeare Company and her pupils appear in many TV productions. Ballroom, Latin & Sequence Teacher's Award David Moffat Mark & Jayne Shutlar Mark Willemite Winners: Mark & Jayne Shutlar Mark and Jayne run the very successful Starlite School of Dance, training many successful competitors and formation teams.

Mark is a Fellow and Examiner of the United Kingdom Alliance of Professional Teachers of Dancing. Mark and Jayne are actively involved with local charities raising money through dance events. ~~~o0o~~~ Competitive Coach Award From the many nominations received, the selection committee short-listed the following nominees: Freestyle Competitive Coach Award Bonnie Barr Vickki Boyd Kemi Chandler-Greaves Winner: Bonnie Barr Bonnie has trained Freestyle Competitors for over 25 years and has trained pupils who have won World, British, Eurodance and Scottish International Disco Kid Championships. Bonnie is a Fellow and Examiner of the British Association of Teachers of Dancing and represents her Association on the Freestyle Committee of the British Dance Council. Theatre Choreographer Award Colin Lang Valerie Shepherd Jayne Torvill & Christopher Dean Winners: Jayne Torvill & Christopher Dean Unfortunately, Jayne & Christopher could not attend the Carl Alan Awards due to their TV commitments but sent their best wishes to all the nominess. Jayne & Christopher's Award was collected for them by Linda Lusardi Jayne and Christopher are the former British, European, World and Olympic Ice Dance Champions.

At the 1984 Olympics they became the highest scoring Ice Dance skaters of all time with their famous Ravel's Bolero routine, with the judges awarding them perfect 6's for technical ability and artistic interpretation. Ballroom, Latin & Sequence Competitive Coach Award Robert & Barbara Grover Stephen Hillier, MBE Susan Walker Winner: Stephen Hillier, MBE Stephen started dancing at the age of 7 and went on to win all major championships and became World Amateur Ballroom Champion in 1978 and the British Amateur Ballroom Champion in 1978 and 1979. As a professional Ballroom competitor he won 5 International, 4 United Kingdom, 3 European, 3 British and 3 World Professional Ballroom Championships. Stephen is a Fellow in Ballroom and Latin with the IDTA and along with his wife, Jennifer, is responsible for training many of our current Ballroom Champions. In June 2009 Stephen was awarded the MBE for his services to Ballroom dancing.

~~~o0o~~~ Outstanding Services to Dance Award From the many nominations received, the selection committee short-listed the following nominees: Freestyle Outstanding Services to Dance Award Tony Curley Moya Jordan Jackie Sanderson Winner: Jackie Sanderson Jackie is a Fellow, Examiner and Past President of the United Kingdom Alliance of Professional Teachers of Dancing and is the principal of what must be the largest dance centre in the UK. Jackie, a qualified dance teacher for over 30 years has trained many champions in all dance genres and she made a massive contribution to the Freestyle world when she published her 200 page book "Technique of Freestyle Dance". Theatre Outstanding Services to Dance Award Barbara Sharples Gae Sowerby Jessie Stewart-Haggarty, MBE Winner: Jessie Stewart-Haggarty, MBE Unfortunately, Jessie could not attend the ceremony and her Award was collected by Diane Barron, Past President and Trustee of the British Association of Teachers of Dancing. Jessie is now in her 98th year and started dancing at the age of 4 and started her own dancing school at the age of 14. Jessie has travelled extensively to Australia, Canada and America, giving master classes on Highland Dancing.

In 1996 Jessie was awarded an MBE for her services to Highland Dancing. Ballroom, Latin & Sequence Outstanding Services to Dance Award Margo Fraser Ann Green Roy Sharpe Winner: Ann Green Ann is the current President of the United Kingdom Alliance of Professional Teachers of Dancing. Along with her late husband, the immortal Major Eric Hancox, they were the first couple to dance and coach behind the Iron Curtain. Ann has devoted her life to dance, over 50 years in the business she has played an active role in the professional development of many young teachers who have gone on to establish themselves in their own right. ~~~o0o~~~ Lifetime Achievement Award From the many nominations received, the selection committee short-listed the following nominees: Freestyle Lifetime Achievement Award Diane Corbett Stephen & Stephanie Jones Anne Lingard Winner: Stephen & Stephanie Jones Stephen & Stephanie are partners in the famous Turner's Dance Centre in Rochdale, where many of our champions took their first steps, including Marcus Hilton, MBE Their world video service on Freestyle Dance is in high demand with many professionals from overseas making the journey to Rochdale to learn their work. Their current Freestyle Teams hold the British Isles and European Championship titles.

Theatre Lifetime Achievement Award Dame Beryl Grey Simon Green Maureen Law Winner: Dame Beryl Grey Dame Beryl began dance classes at the age of 4 and by the age of 8 was being taught ballet by Phyllis Bedells. Her talent was recognised by Ninette de Valois, who offered a scholarship for 4 years at the age of 10 - the rest is history. Dame Beryl went on to become one of the country's most famous ballerinas. She was the first English dancer to appear as a guest ballerina with the Kirov and Bolshoi Ballet companies. She also appeared in the Peking and Shanghai Company with a Chinese partner. Dame Beryl still takes an active part in the world of dance. Ballroom, Latin & Sequence Lifetime Achievement Award Bryan Isaac Jean Johnson Rita Pover Winner: Rita Pover Rita has been described as a total genius whose talent is dance. A technical genius in all dance genres she is responsible for training many of the country's most successful examiners and teachers including the IDTA's very own Chief Executive, Keith Holmes and his wife Margaret. Rita enjoyed a very successful professional competitive career and was an Old Time champion with her partner Bob Dale.

She was also a top Latin Professional Champion with partners Pierre Dulaine and Anzel Chezan. Rita won the famous "Dual of the Giants" at the Royal Albert Hall on two occasions in 1967 with Pierre Dulaine with the unforgettable number "From Russia with Love" and again in 1970 with Anzel Chezan with the "Hava Nagila" number. Rita's TV credits are too numerous to mention. ~~~o0o~~~ 2010 Carl Alan Awards Jim Carrey - IMDb IMDb 17 January 2017 4:34 PM, UTC NEWS Actor | Writer | Soundtrack Jim Carrey, Canadian-born and a U.S. citizen since 2004, is an actor and producer famous for his rubbery body movements and flexible facial expressions. The two-time Golden Globe-winner rose to fame as a cast member of the Fox sketch comedy In Living Color (1990) but leading roles in Ace Ventura: Pet Detective (1994), Dumb & Dumber (1994) and ...

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(as James Carrey) 2011 The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (TV Series) (performer - 1 episode) - Episode #19.160 (2011) ... (performer: "Dancing in the Dark" - uncredited) 2011 Saturday Night Live (TV Series) (performer - 1 episode) - Jim Carrey/The Black Keys (2011) ... (performer: "I Just Need One", "Ain't Nobody's Business", "Bein' Green", "The Candy Man", "Can We Stay with You?", "Can We Use Your Room Key?" - uncredited) 2008 Yes Man (performer: "Jumper", "Can't Buy Me Love") 2004 Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (performer: "Oh My Darling, Clementine" - uncredited) 2000 How the Grinch Stole Christmas (performer: "You're a Mean One, Mr.

Grinch", "Welcome Christmas", "Grinch 2000") 1999 Man on the Moon (performer: "Oh, the Cow Goes Moo") / (performer: "Sextet" (1835) - as Clara Cluck) 1998 The Roseanne Show (TV Series) (performer - 1 episode) - Episode #1.30 (1998) ...

(performer: "I Am the Walrus") 1997 Liar Liar (performer: "Happy Birthday to You", "Mighty Mouse Theme (Here I Come To Save The Day)" - uncredited) 1995 Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls (performer: "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang") 1994 Dumb & Dumber (performer: "Mockingbird" - as Lloyd) Jazz Festival /All Day & Evening | Caramoor “The ambitious and prodigious young drummer Sammy Miller is the perfect player-scholar” Will Friedwald, The Wall Street Journal A native of Los Angeles, Sammy Miller has become known for his unique maturity and relentless focus on making music that “feels good” as a singer and bandleader. At the ripe old age of 23, Sammy has performed/recorded with Wynton Marsalis, Christian Scott, Johnny O’Neal, and Naomi Shelton & The Gospel Queens—at venues across the globe, including the White House, Lincoln Center, and the Hollywood Bowl.

In the Jazz World, Sam has been recognized with a number of honors, including the Los Angeles Jazz Society’s Shelly Manne Award, the Dolo Coker Scholarship, and the Los Angeles Music Center’s Spotlight Award. As a clinician, Sammy has taught throughout the globe independently as well as with The Monk Institute, The Juilliard School, and most recently Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Jazz For Young People’s Touring Program. Upon completing his Master’s at The Juilliard School, Sammy now resides in New York City where he performs regularly with his ensemble, Sammy Miller and The Congregation. Orrin Evans—PIANIST, BANDLEADER AND NOTORIOUS MUSICAL CATALYST—is a bona fide, jazz original. Brimming with music and ideas, Orrin’s Liberation Blues debuts one of his most impressive projects yet, a new quintet lineup that includes Sean Jones, JD Allen, Luques Curtis, and Bill Stewart. The recording, made live at Smoke Jazz Club in New York City, occurred immediately following the passing of bassist Dwayne Burno, and the opening selections comprise the “Liberation Blues Suite” dedicated to his memory.

Orrin explains, “In my eyes, Burno is now a ‘Free Man’ … but with that freedom, we’ve lost a great man right here on earth. So, there’s still a blues we feel missing our brother and friend.” Simply put, the playing is inspired. Sean Jones and JD Allen are a brilliant pairing and it is hard to miss Bill Stewart’s presence. Orrin says, “Let me do something that people wouldn’t expect, somethin’ that I wouldn’t even expect. Listen … now is the time for Bill Stewart.” After mining the compositions of Paul Motian, Trudy Pitts, Miles Davis, and, of course, Orrin Evans, the night concludes with a memorable encore visit from Philadelphia vocalist Joanna Pascale for a sultry version of “The Night has a Thousand Eyes.” Liberation Blues is available for purchase as an 8-panel CD-Deluxe Album complete with liner notes, interview and additional photos or as a high resolution download mastered for iTunes. Bryan Carter With a confidence reflecting an instrumental and compositional maturity that both belie his age and announce the arrival of a remarkable talent, Bryan Carter exudes what promises a highly successful career.

Shortly after completing his training at The Juilliard School in New York City and still at the very outset of his career, Carter has already played and/or recorded with many notable artists including Clark Terry, McCoy Tyner, Wynton Marsalis, Branford Marsalis, Mulgrew Miller, Jon Faddis, Ted Nash, Terell Stafford, Bobby Watson, Lew Tabackin, Kenny Barron, Cyrus Chestnut and currently tours with vocalists Michael Feinstein and Kurt Elling. Carter’s profound respect for the jazz tradition and his ability to create new music that reflects a deep connection to the rich this heritage is not surprising given his background. Beginning drums at the age of three, Carter quickly developed a strong passion for music—especially jazz. By the age of eleven he had already studied with legendary drummers Louie Bellson, Harold Jones, and Ed Thigpen. Carter attended The Juilliard School as a Jazz Studies major and studied with Carl Allen and Kenny Washington. He was the recipient of the Irene Diamond Scholarship as well as the Samuel L Jackson Scholarship. While at Juilliard, Carter took a strong interest in composition, orchestration and interdivisional crosscollaborative performance.

As a new artist, Carter’s access to extensive outlets lead to performances at iconic and globally recognized venues including Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, The Staples Center and the Chicago Symphony Center. He also continues to travel and perform at clubs, festivals and concert halls around the world. The Bryan Carter Quintet released its first CD entitled “Enchantment” in May 2011. “Enchantment” peaked in the top 15 of the Jazz Week Radio Charts and CMJ Jazz Charts. Aside from performing Carter has conducted clinics, masterclasses and workshops at schools, colleges and universities around the world. Currently Carter serves as a teaching artist for the Jazz at Lincoln Center, “Jazz for Young People” program in New York City and endorses Sakae Drums, Vic Firth Drumsticks, Remo Drumheads, Zildjian Cymbals and 1964-Ears Monitors. Jake Hertzog Jake Hertzog is a multi-genre award-winning guitarist, composer, songwriter and educator currently based in New York City. He has five critically acclaimed jazz records as composer and leader. The Jake Hertzog Band has headlined throughout the U.S. and Europe including The Blue Note in New York and Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland.

Jake has two records released with his rock band The Young Presidents and his recordings have made it onto the charts in the jazz, rock (AAA) and pop/dance genres. Jake’s rock songwriting and production work has been featured on MTV and Vh1. For three years Jake toured as the musical director and guitarist for Nickelodeon stars Nat and Alex Wolff, appearing at arenas, festivals across the country and numerous national television engagements. He has performed and recorded with some of the finest talent in jazz and rock including Randy Brecker, Ivan Neville, Mike Clarke, Blondie Chaplin, Anton Fig, Ingrid Jensen and countless others. Jake has contributed over 30 instructional jazz guitar articles to Guitar Player magazine under the alias “Hey Jazz Guy” and has taught workshops across the US, Europe and India. Jake is a winner of the Montreux Jazz Guitar Competition, holds a performance degree from Berklee College of Music and is currently pursuing a masters degree at The Manhattan School of Music in New York. The Amigos THE AMIGOS deliver foot-stomping, accordion-infused Indie-Americana music blending folk-rock, zydeco/cajun, and hot jazz.

As global ambassadors for American music, the Amigos toured 6 countries and 20 states in the past year, sharing a message of ecstatic collaboration and inclusion in over 200 performances in 2014. The Amigos’ debut album, “Diner in the Sky,” featuring American music legend David Amram, has received significant airplay in the US and Europe, and was praised by the Wall Street Journal. The Amigos are committed to exploring the rich connections in roots music, and have performed or recorded with Jim Lauderdale, Nellie McKay, Vince Gill and The Time Jumpers, Ranger Doug (of Riders in the Sky), Pete Seeger, members of the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, Dan Penn, Spooner Oldham, and Preservation Hall Jazz Band, and have opened for artists such as the Carolina Chocolate Drops, Sam Bush, Tab Benoit, and Jon Batiste. “This accordion-based group (yes, accordion!) is updated Americana at its best. Taking mostly folk rock then adding jazz and zydeco-cajun influences, you get music that’s impossible not to stomp your feet to (or dance around in happy circles).

Plus, their instrument solos pretty much shred it.” – The Huffington Post “Describing themselves as a “hot folk” ensemble, this energetic quartet appeals to the same dancing crowd that flocks to such neo-hot jazz groups as the Stay Human Band and the Hot Sardines. Their excellent new album, “Diner in the Sky,” benefits from the production expertise of David Amram, himself a storied veteran of many a jazz-folk-classical music mashup.” – Will Friedwald, The Wall Street Journal “The Amigos have their own loose-limbed charm…serving up a sprightly mixture of folk, country, mariachi, and more.” – The New Yorker “…a swinging mash of bluegrass, jazz, Cajun, country and gospel music.” – San Francisco Chronicle Gabe Schnider After falling in love with the guitar at age 10, Gabe has since performed/recorded with James Moody, Joshua Bell, Branford Marsalis, Dianne Reeves, Junior Mance, Kenny Burrell, Arturo O’Farrill, Anthony Wilson, Jane Monheit, Wycliffe Gordon, Julian Lage, Bill T. Jones, Gene Perla and Esperanza Spalding, among others.

He has performed at venues including Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola, The Jazz Standard, Birdland, Sweet Rhythm, Gracie Mansion, The Jazz Gallery, Carnegie Hall, Capitol Records, Staples Center (2011 Grammy Awards Telecast with Esperanza Spalding), The Blue Note NYC, The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, and the Cape May, Pittsfield, Monterey, Montreal and Toronto International Jazz Festivals. A former member of the Next Generation Jazz Orchestra and Brubeck Institute Summer Jazz Colony, two-time selectee for the GRAMMY Jazz Ensembles, and a National Foundation for Advancement of the Arts YoungArts winner in Jazz, Gabe now resides in New York City where he can be seen/heard throughout the city and abroad, performing with a variety of different ensembles and projects. In addition to performance, Gabe also has been involved in film scoring and recently served as Guitar Arranger for the award-winning independent motion picture “Teresa is a Mother.” Gabe was selected as one of ten semifinalists from around the world to compete in the International Guitar Competition at the Montreux Jazz Festival.

A recent graduate from the Manhattan School of Music, Gabe will be continuing his studies at the Juilliard School this fall as a recipient of the Greene Fellowship. Jazz at Lincoln Center Youth Orchestra The Jazz at Lincoln Center Youth Orchestra (JLCYO) is a 17-piece big band for talented high school students in the tri-state area (NY, NJ, CT). Members have the opportunity to enhance their musical education with the finest professional training and performance opportunities. The JLCYO rehearses weekly in the state-of-the-art Agnes Varis and Karl Leichtman Recording Studio in Frederick P. Rose Hall, home of Jazz at Lincoln Center. During these rehearsals students learn big band repertoire and performance techniques from JLCYO Director Vincent Gardner as well as members of the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra and Managing and Artistic Director Wynton Marsalis. The JLCYO has performed with jazz greats including Wynton Marsalis, Jimmy Heath, Sean Jones, Warren Wolfe, and Walter Blanding, among others.

The JLCYO has performed for dancers as part of the Frankie Manning Centennial Savoy Ball and alongside 250-member choirs for performances of Duke Ellington’s Sacred Music and Wynton Marsalis’ Abyssinian Mass at Carnegie Hall. The Jazz Academy Youth Programs, from which the JLCYO is part of, is made up of 3 middle school big bands, 3 high school big bands, and 8 combos taught by members of the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra and other renowned faculty. More information about the Jazz Academy Youth Programs and other Jazz at Lincoln Center educational programs can be found at academy.jazz.org.

Question: Known as their Oscars, the Carl Allen Awards are given in which field?
Answer: DANCE